Malecon 2000 is a picturesque riverside boardwalk that spans a mile and a half along the Guayas River in Guayaquil. Divided into three sections, it offers an array of attractions including restaurants, shops, monuments, and recreational stops. The south section features dining and shopping options while the central area boasts landmarks like the Civic Plaza and Moorish Clock Tower.
Why you should go
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Stroll along the scenic boardwalk of Malecon 2000 for breathtaking river views
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Experience the festive atmosphere during Christmas with decorations and joyful activities
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Explore the variety of attractions including park areas, restaurants, a mall, rides,and fairground attractions
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I feel safe here. I came for a quick walk and appreciated the secure entrance and exit, with many police officers and security personnel present. The area offers a nice view, along with a market selling snacks, ice cream, and water. The river view is beautiful.
Strongly recommended if you are looking for some sightseeing and great spot, this Malecon has all you might have look into Guayaquil in one place, also there are different places to grag food or snacks, activities might very from walking along the pier to ride a pirate boat, there is also a wheel of fortune and a dinasour theme park.
The Malecon is a fine, popular walk along the river with a good amount of shade. Security seemed pretty good at all entrances. Many families were there. We felt safe and secure while there during the day. There are rides and small vendors along the malecon. More upscale restaurants with river views are also available. There are plenty of good spots for pictures.
I feel safe here. I came for a quick walk and appreciated the secure entrance and exit, with many police officers and security personnel present. The area offers a nice view, along with a market selling snacks, ice cream, and water. The river view is beautiful.
Strongly recommended if you are looking for some sightseeing and great spot, this Malecon has all you might have look into Guayaquil in one place, also there are different places to grag food or snacks, activities might very from walking along the pier to ride a pirate boat, there is also a wheel of fortune and a dinasour theme park.
The Malecon is a fine, popular walk along the river with a good amount of shade. Security seemed pretty good at all entrances. Many families were there. We felt safe and secure while there during the day. There are rides and small vendors along the malecon. More upscale restaurants with river views are also available. There are plenty of good spots for pictures.
Visit early mornings or late afternoons to enjoy a cool drink while strolling through gardens
Snap photos with statues of Simón Bolivar and San Martin or the large Guayaquil sign for memorable moments
Check out La Rotonda monument commemorating Simon Bolivar and Jose de San Martin's meeting for independence discussions
Don't miss other highlights like Pabellón de los Donantes offering spectacular night views of Santa Ana Hill
Reviews
Malecon 2000 in Guayaquil is a safe and attractive area bustling with joyful activities, especially during Christmas. Visitors appreciate the secure entrance and exit, along with the heavy military/police/security presence ensuring safety. The 2.5 km long boardwalk offers beautiful river views, park areas, restaurants, a mall, rides, and fairground attractions. It's a clean and tourist-friendly place where you can enjoy ice cream, a cinema, commercial center, and boat rides.
I feel safe here. I came for a quick walk and appreciated the secure entrance and exit, with many police officers and security personnel present. The area offers a nice view, along with a market selling snacks, ice cream, and water. The river view is beautiful.
Strongly recommended if you are looking for some sightseeing and great spot, this Malecon has all you might have look into Guayaquil in one place, also there are different places to grag food or snacks, activities might very from walking along the pier to ride a pirate boat, there is also a wheel of fortune and a dinasour theme park.
The Malecon is a fine, popular walk along the river with a good amount of shade. Security seemed pretty good at all entrances. Many families were there. We felt safe and secure while there during the day. There are rides and small vendors along the malecon. More upscale restaurants with river views are also available. There are plenty of good spots for pictures.
if anybody tells you there is no museum worth visiting in Guayaquil they are wrong. This place offers some modernistic art, installations, etc. which I don't need. In the last room they show a very impressive collection of pre-columbian ceramics: amazing. These objects don't need any explanation. They speak by themselves.